Jan 312009

Head and Shoulders Patterns – Advanced Technical Analysis

Posted by Barry Burns in Day Trading, Forex, Futures, Investing, Stocks, Swing Trading, Technical Analysis tags: Day Trading, day trading futures, Forex, Futures, head and shoulders, learn the stock market, Stocks, Technical Analysis

Welcome back. Enjoy this latest article and then scroll down and please leave your comments/reactions at the bottom of this post. Thanks for visiting again!



A couple of my articles were recently accepted and published by eSignal Learning.

These articles have to do with some advanced techniques for trading the famous Head and Shoulders pattern.

A lot has been written about this chart pattern, but there are some things I have learned from professional traders that I’ve never seen in any book. I’ve gathered several of these lessons and put them in a 2-part article series entitled:

How Pros Make Profits Head and Shoulders above the Amateurs…and You Can Too.

Both parts are now published and live at the eSignal Learning Site and you can access them here:

Advanced Head and Shoulders Trading Part 1

and here:

Advanced Head and Shoulders Trading Part 2

These principles for technical analysis apply to the pattern found in stocks, forex or futures.

After reading the articles please leave your comments or questions by clicking on the green “Comments” link at the very bottom of this entry.

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7 Responses to “Head and Shoulders Patterns – Advanced Technical Analysis”

  1. Rick Steiner Says:

    February 1st, 2009 at 7:48 am

    Excellent articles. Dr. Barry Burns always give value and real life insight into what is going on behind the scenes, or in this case, the patterns.

  2. Kent Says:

    February 1st, 2009 at 2:38 pm

    thank you Barry, enjoyed
    your presentation.
    Kent

  3. tom power Says:

    February 5th, 2009 at 6:00 am

    definitely a nuance there to one of the most coommon trading structures, nothing beats a trained eye.

  4. Emma Says:

    February 5th, 2009 at 9:50 am

    Thank you Barry, Very informative.

  5. Mike H Says:

    February 7th, 2009 at 1:39 pm

    This is a must read!

    Dr. Burns, I appreciate your work very much. Your explanations are one of kind. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

  6. juan m Says:

    April 5th, 2009 at 12:31 pm

    thanks dr. Barry i have learn alot you are great

  7. Paul W. Tyler Says:

    April 5th, 2009 at 5:43 pm

    Barry,
    Always good to receive an email from you.
    Using differing time bases (Scale/fractals?) does sometimes present a unique condition adding or confirming information in a stock analysis.
    I suggest analyzing a stock on a daily chart and then on a weekly chart. Often there may be observed confluence between both charts. This similarity reinforces the factors found in the original daily chart analysis.
    I’m reviewing your lessons again for my third time. Every cycle through the lessons adds another payback for my time.
    Thank you.
    My best,
    Paul Tyler

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